FireGooddell
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CLICK HERE to Register for a free account and login for a smoother ad-free experience. It's easy, and only takes a few moments.I've been checking a lot over the last week or so...haven't seen a single ticket for any game. I already have the Chiefs, Panthers, and Dolphins games (but have been checking those too)...looking for Texans, Panthers, and Chargers.
On a side note, why is it that police departments will set up sting operations to arrest an individual selling a ticket for a few dollars over face value (without taking into account the extra fees one must pay for said ticket), but it is perfectly acceptable for companies to openly sell tickets for concerts and sporting events for hundreds of dollars over face value on their web site?
YeaI have a strong suspicion that ticket brokers have algorithms set up to buy tickets as soon as they become available on Ticket Exchange.
Smart investment by ticket agencies, based on prices I am seeing on the retail market.
What began as something meant to benefit fans has morphed into a vehicle that only benefits the secondary ticket market - ironically, the polar opposite of the original intent.
On a side note, why is it that police departments will set up sting operations to arrest an individual selling a ticket for a few dollars over face value (without taking into account the extra fees one must pay for said ticket), but it is perfectly acceptable for companies to openly sell tickets for concerts and sporting events for hundreds of dollars over face value on their web site?
Yea I agree with the algorithm theory. I tried like hell to get tickets to the Bengals game last year (Brady's first game back) but couldn't beat those bots. No matter how fast I spelt the words "chemin" or "calle" or "avenue st" I couldn't get past those captchas fast enough!I have a strong suspicion that ticket brokers have algorithms set up to buy tickets as soon as they become available on Ticket Exchange.
Smart investment by ticket agencies, based on prices I am seeing on the retail market.
What began as something meant to benefit fans has morphed into a vehicle that only benefits the secondary ticket market - ironically, the polar opposite of the original intent.
On a side note, why is it that police departments will set up sting operations to arrest an individual selling a ticket for a few dollars over face value (without taking into account the extra fees one must pay for said ticket), but it is perfectly acceptable for companies to openly sell tickets for concerts and sporting events for hundreds of dollars over face value on their web site?
Jeez that's not good. I have yet to see a single ticket posted for any game. I check multiple times a day.I saw few blocks of tickets to the Christmas Eve game one night a few weeks back but nothing since.
Crazy...haven't even been able to look at tickets for the last 4 hours. "An unusually large number of visitors are accessing our site..."Ticket sites and scalpers have got onto the list and are taking up inventory...sucks...
Crazy...haven't even been able to look at tickets for the last 4 hours. "An unusually large number of visitors are accessing our site..."
Yea I think so too.When brady retires a lot of fans will sell there season tickets
I think it's going to unwind a lot faster than Kraft thinks. And I don't think it's going to be like Washington with a N year waiting list even when the team is consistently bad.When brady retires a lot of fans will sell there season tickets
How many people are currently on the list?I mean the list back when I could easily get tix in 2007-2014 didn't have 1/5 of the people it does now...since their last 2 SB wins...it's added (what seems like all of NE) to the list. Hell after this last SB win i know of 10 people that got on it for tix exchange and pre sales....Once Brady retires it will dump a lot of fair weather fans..but still...it's going to only get worse and worse